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  • Simple centroid mixture design was used to study how three food-grade stabilizers (Tween 80, gelatine, and pectin) interact in creating carotenoid nanoparticles via a solvent displacement method.
  • The research focused on two key outcomes: the size of the particles and the loss of β-carotene, achieving a satisfactory model fit with over 90% accuracy.
  • The ideal concentrations determined for optimal results were 35% Tween 80, 46% gelatine, and 19% pectin, resulting in nanoparticles that were 155.8 nm in size with a 25.3% loss of carotenoids.

Article Abstract

In current research, simple centroid mixture design was applied to evaluate the interaction effects between three selected food grade stabilizers, namely, Tween 80, gelatine and pectin as stabilizing system in the formation of carotenoid nanoparticles through solvent displacement process. Both, particle size and β-carotene loss of produced nanodispersions, as selected response factors, special cubic regression models with acceptable determination coefficient (>90%) was obtained. The multiple response optimization analysis showed that the overall optimum concentration for stabilizers will be 35% w/w Tween 80, 46% w/w gelatine and 19% w/w pectin, which led to the production of β-carotene nanoparticles of spherical shape with minimum particle size of 155.8 nm and carotenoids loss of 25.3% w/w.

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http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5629146PMC
http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s13197-017-2764-8DOI Listing

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